Early Life
Riz Story was born in California. In his early teens he began to study symphonic orchestration at age 15 composed his first full-scale symphony. Story was called "a true Renaissance man" by Billboard, in reference to his wide array of talents, including musician, composer, record producer, poet, film maker, actor, and artist.
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